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Feb. 2015: Local East Rockaway DPW snowplows were out during last season's snowstorm.
East Rockaway: We're prepared for storm
The Village of East Rockaway is stocked up on salt and sand for the season, according to Mayor Bruno Romano, and its Department of Sanitation will be staffed up … more
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Heavy snowfall buried East Meadow Avenue after the first snowstorm of 2015.
E. Meadow braces for blizzard
East Meadow leaders and community members are preparing for what many meteorologists are predicting to be a major blizzard. The storm is projects to hit the area late Friday night into … more
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Village administrators gathered Thursday morning to discuss preparations for this weekend's forecasted snowstorm.
Village prepares for blizzard
Village administrators met for an emergency management meeting Thursday morning in response to a blizzard warning issued by the National Weather Service. The latest forecast predicts a total of … more
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Snow blanketed Hempstead Turnpike in Franklin Square during this time last year.
Franklin Square and Elmont brace for weekend snowstorm
Franklin Square and Elmont are preparing for what some forecasts are predicting to be a major blizzard that will hit the area late Friday night into early Saturday morning. Initial estimates … more
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F.D. fights house fire in blizzard
Weather forecasters were predicting two to three feet of snow. For most people, that meant staying inside their homes and not planning to go out until the storm passed. For Merrick’s volunteer firefighters, that was not an option. more
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Cheers and jeers for our leaders
Our state and local leaders deserve our praise for keeping us safe during the blizzard a week and a half ago. more
Digging out after the blizzard began on Tuesday. Schools were closed and states of emergency were declared that forced most residents indoors.
More than enough!
The only sounds were the howling wind and the low moan of the horn on the Long Island Rail Road work train trying to clear the tracks. No jets, no cars, no busses, no people. A curfew was in effect and the streets of southwestern Long Island were deserted, save for the occasional plow rumbling though. It started snowing Monday and continued through Tuesday, but fortunately the worst of the storm moved out east. more
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A snowplow cleared North Montgomery street
Valley Stream weathers winter's first big storm
Twenty-five emergency vehicles covered nearly 81 miles of roadway throughout the village as Monday’s blizzard continued into Tuesday, plowing, salting and laying down sand as they tried to stay … more
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Carliegh O'Marra and Colleen McCabe, 10, had a great time sliding down the hill at Hempstead Lake State Parks McDonnal Pond
Rockville Centre weathers the storm
Rockville Centre made it through the first blizzard of 2015, thanks in part to Mother Nature. The storm, which forecasters said could drop between two and three feet of snow on the village, wound … more
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Sewanhaka High School on Tuesday.
More than enough
This week’s blizzard downloaded up to a foot of snow onto some areas of Nassau Monday night and Tuesday, while leaving other south and southwestern portions of the county with just more than six to … more
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